At WhereNext Travel, we specialize in designing exclusive, tailor-made itineraries that allow travelers to engage with the local Colombian culture and experience the country’s best stories first-hand. We want you to discover the beautiful nature on your adventure whether you are biking, hiking or adventure touring. We are committed to sustainable and responsible tourism in Colombia.
Our dedicated team of enthusiastic destination specialists is committed to crafting bespoke luxury journeys to awe-inspiring destinations in Colombia for both leisure and MICE groups. We are passionate about going above and beyond to curate and you can be confident that we will be available 24/7 for you and your guests.
From the colorful colonial architecture of Cartagena to the brilliant blue waters of Colombia’s Caribbean coast, venture deep into our jungles, forests, mountain-top villages, and cosmopolitan cities, with the help of our expert local guides who’ll pamper you along the way. Take an incentive adventure deep into the Amazon rainforest at a lodge or on a river cruise. Host your corporate meeting in historic Bogota. Plan your dream wedding or family getaway in Cartagena.
Luxury in Colombia is not just about 5-star accommodation; it’s about meaningful encounters with welcoming locals, and exploring our natural wonders and culture. Colombia will steal your heart, touch your soul, and our friendly destination experts will plan a custom itinerary just for you.
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Ride the massive outdoor escalators through a hillside neighborhood transformed by street art, local breakdance troupes, and a powerful history of social change.
Hike among the world's tallest palm trees in a misty Andean cloud forest, then grab a group photo in a colorful "Willys" jeep.
Charter a private boat from the historic walled city for a day of snorkeling, crystal-clear Caribbean water, and beach club hopping.
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Welcome to the land of exuberant nature – from endless rainforests and permanent snow to desert dunes and seven-colored seas. This region is known for its fascinating cultures, indigenous Raizal peoples, and García Marquez’s magical realism.
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Colombia’s best-kept secret is a megadiverse ecosystem where wild rainforests meet the ocean, humpback whales take epic journeys to give birth to their calves in Pacific waters, and sea turtles lay their eggs on vast deserted beaches.
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This region is one of social transformation, looking to the future while preserving tradition. The historical Andes Mountains are where both colonization and the path to liberation began. This land boasts peaks, páramos, valleys, and impressive national parks.
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The mysterious páramos, mountains, and volcanoes are the cradle of Colombia’s Andean culture. The strong mark of ancient civilizations can be seen in the region’s archaeological parks and amongst its indigenous communities.
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The green heart of Colombia is an immense megadiverse region full of ancient forests, vast skies, and thundering whitewater rapids.
These months offer pleasant weather across most regions, ideal for exploring cities, beaches, and the countryside. Rainy seasons (April–June and September–November) can bring heavy showers, especially in tropical and jungle areas.
What is the local currency and can I use my credit card?
The local currency in Colombia is the Colombian Peso (COP, $). Credit cards like Visa and Mastercard are widely accepted in hotels, larger restaurants, and shops in major cities, but smaller businesses and markets often prefer cash, so it’s a good idea to carry some pesos with you.
Do I need a visa to visit?
Most travellers do not need a visa to visit Colombia for stays of up to 90 days, depending on nationality. It’s always best to check the latest entry requirements with your nearest Colombian embassy or consulate before travelling.
Are there any compulsory required vaccinations or health certificates?
There are no mandatory vaccinations for most travellers to Colombia. Yellow fever vaccination is required if you are travelling to certain jungle areas; some countries may also require proof of vaccination upon entry if you’re coming from a yellow fever endemic country.
Is Colombia safe for solo and female travellers?
Colombia is generally considered safe for experienced solo female travellers who exercise high caution, but it requires vigilance due to risks of petty theft and phone snatching. Stick to tourist-friendly areas in cities like Medellín and Bogotá, use trusted transport (Uber/Cabify), and avoid walking alone at night.